@@derekstark8447 is probably looking for a 10k cayman, which doesn’t exist. But yeah if your willing to pay 30k you can find a nice car. And they are fun we’ll balanced cars.
@@schertenbronk kinda logic, considering how ugly and boring most of the EU cars is. It's not the usa that made G82 and G-wagon LOL. german is literally the home of most ugliest cars ever seen bu humanity; and most boring ones as well muuhh Quadratisch Praktisch Gut cars goes brrrr Imagime pimp wanting to drive eurotrash abomination
Re: the GranTurismo and reliability, just drive it every day and perform the maintenance - I've put 35K *hard* miles on my GT Sport, and it's been bullet-proof - it's my everyday driver.
Corvettes in my area for the C6/7 are still above the 50k area for even a high mileage. It’s nuts. I’d have to search out of state for a vette. I loved the 2008 I had back in 2012. Had lots of heads turning. Top off, bright red paint, straight piped, and cammed. It was a beauty!
Had a 2013 Maserati Gran Turismo for a few years. Never had a issue and was an awesome car. Lots and lots of attention from people driving that car. BUT I still sold it when it hit 60k miles lol. Oh yeah find a good mechanic to do maintenance because the Maserati dealership!!! You might as well walk in there with a clown suit on asking for service.
Out of all these ?? The C7 is the No brainer . You won’t feel too rich paying for what these other cars will cost you . As for the Mazda and Toyota. If you want a fun little track car . They are great . But they still look like larger versions of a gocart. Honestly. Corvettes are timeless. The older they get the cooler they are . Especially if it’s in good shape . My 79 L-82 turns heads everywhere I go with it . I come out of restaurants and stores more often than not someone is standing admiring it .
surprised the list didn't mentioned anything mercedes or bmw. you can get older models for dirt cheap if you can diy or know a mechanic that can fix for cheap.
Other than the Vette, Maserati and Jag the rest are "kit cars" that unless I'm mistaken, your price does not include assembly which can cost as much as the kit. I thought this vid would include REAL undervalued sports cars like the early Mercedes SLKs, BMW Z cars or even Poniac Solstice GXP Or Saturn Sky look the part. I own an bright yellow GXP with a tune and upgraded exhaust and most people think it looks and sounds like an exotic. Also 320 hp in a 3000 lbs car with the top down makes it feel a little more exotic than your average grocery getter.
Don't try to look rich because people can easily see through it. Once people see you're pretending they'll really see through you and laugh. You can either afford the real thing easily or you shouldn't be buying it
That’s extreme, i hava a murcielago which is one of the craziest for maintaining £2k clutches are the one that gets you and Lamborghini take a long time to get them and fit them, pzeros next but that’s pretty much it, not even past 15% of sticker since 2006
As an owner of a cheap exotic, do be prepared once you have one of these cars there is a cost to maintain them, find a mechanic/source of parts you not only can trust but also does not break the bank.
I bought a used 2006 Porsche Cayman S. It looks and drives great and I've had no issues over almost two years. Everyone thinks I'm rich and I get compliments every time I drive it. I'm suprised at how many people think it's new!
yea but officially stated that no more than 60,000 cars at the maximum will be made, the demand is way higher so no way to buy these,it means prices will go up, realistic price 100k-150k easily
@@ziontrain2242 It’s still a lotus, they’re never in that price range (unlike evija). you’ll be able to find them much cheaper than than used. They’re also gonna release different models later
You don't have to be rich to afford a used first gen Porsche Boxster or Cayman, and then you're not driving around in a "replica." Even rich guys bomb around in used Porsches and use them for commuting to client meetings and such. They're reliable, surprisingly affordable, and DIY maintenance is easy.
also, porsches are beasts in speeding as well, and for those who want some visual mods, customs market worldwide is full of body custom parts, from splitter to full body kits.
@Martin Karlsson the entire gig with porche is that it’s expensive. Except everyone knows that boxters are cheap ass ones. I think the point of the video was that you could have some cheap ass supercar-looking vehicle, and no one would be the wiser.
You done bumped your head if you think anything on them is affordable. $1200 for a clutch ? I’d suggest you research before buying one . Having to pull an engine to replace a clutch isn’t an average DIY job. And they are notorious for clutch replacement
The Maserati may have dropped price but you forgot 1 thing , it's a Ferrari manufactured car , the maintenence of it will be way way way more than what you paid for it in the long run.Infact I think it will cost you the same for parts as when it was brand new.
Actually you’re quite wrong, the maintenance is quite reasonable. And parts are far cheaper than you’d expect as well. I have a GTS, and have had SEVERAL actual exotics and the most reliable one has been the Gran Turismo S.
Yeh it’s ok buying these CHEAP cars, it’s the Maintenance that will kill you, plus Insurance and fuel costs, so it’s kind of pointless buying these CHEAP cars if it’s costing you a fortune to keep them.
I am an owner of a 2010 Jaguar XKR. it has 510hp & is supercharged. It can be E tuned to nearly 700hp. Hands down, the best car on this list. The car is loaded with proprietary software. If you can't afford $205. an hour at the dealer, this is not the car for you. Most of the owners of these cars, have no problem paying for the upkeep. If you damage a rear end, you will be paying $10,000.or more, just for parts.
Congratulations, you have a cheap piece of indian junk. JLR (owned by TATA) has had nothing but reliability and quality issues. My friends that have purchased Jags and Rovers promptly sold them after a short ownership period. They were at the dealer more than they were on the road.
@@AnonyMous-jf4lc 2014 xf owner here, haven't had any issues other than a small coolant leak that I managed to fix myself and getting one of the upper control arms replaced after a 1400mi road trip. Just say your friends don't take care of their vehicles and leave it at that next time.
@@snypr5276 Because electrical issues and mechanical issues, while under warranty, are totally "not taking care" of a car. I'm glad you got a rare decent one, but the issues are highly documented and widespread.
Xk predates tata ownership. Maybe you were thrashing ford? We have hummer h2s for sale in india at 100k used. Compared to that atrocity this is godsend. Beautiful car and bargain at that point. Please don't bring in corevette... nobody cares apart from the guy who owns it. Sad fact.
Not a muscle car, more like a brutish sports car- the motor is pretty reliable but the darn accessories tend to be cost ineffective and maintenance ends up being a bother- squeaky bushings, transverse leaf spring issues, OE lowering bolts tend to wear and create other issues… it’s a fun car though- especially boosted…
2011 Maserati GranTurismo S 4.7 and 2011 Maserati GranCabrio S 4.7 are my choices. Both were 1 owner cars and less than 12k miles each, bought at the start of the pandemic. Only trouble so far has been an under sized battery which caused the tire pressure monitoring system to lose its mind. Having owned 2 Ferraris and a Lamborghini Countach 5000QV their running costs have not surprised me. The Ferrari derived V8 is pretty bullet proof and the ZF 6 speed auto is similar. Very happy 3 years in so far. Frankly, a naturally aspirated Ferrari built V8 with 433-444 bhp are not being built anymore, I don't see how these Pininfarina designed beauties are going to stay cheap for long. 0-60 times between 4.5-4.9 sec and top speeds 180-183 mph just seem like a steal to me. I don't plan on selling them. The exhaust note is just so amazing too.
Yea.. Maseratis are cheap for a reason. Yes, you can buy one for under 40k, but you'll spend more than that a year just to keep it running (at least sometimes running)
And is a second hand Maserati so you’ll be spending that same price over the next 5 years fixing issues we all know are coming. Depreciated cars aren’t cheaper to fix and old Ferrari’s, Maserati’s etc are known to be particularly awfully expensive. The play is pick something that shares parts with other cars in their range e.g. f type jag, Audi R8 etc sure they’re gunna need servicing as often as other options but when a part isn’t exclusive to that model that price comes waaaaaay down.
@@user-ns3vs3bp3e not really. That’s a big assumption. Talk to owners and you’ll hear a more average story. I have a DB9 and a rang rover, both the worst reputations for reliability. Very few issues, all under warranty. And great customer service.
i have a maserati gt bought 3 years old at £50k and still worth £50k to £55k i got the one with the 4.7 litre engine still only 23k miles on it despite it being now 8 years old WOnderful car. never had anything go wrong. most expensive work done to it has been when new tyres were needs and scuffing the alloys which then had to be repaired £50 each wheel still looks amazing, gets complimented every day pretty much and still makes a the school kids shout wow as i toodle past them Amazing car
Imo, the Jaguar XK and XKR models are by far the best on this list. The n.a. 5.0L XK will get you to 385 bhp; while the XKR gets you to the mentioned 500 bhp. Imo, better than the also lovely Jag F type as the XKs are true GT cars....fast, very sporty...AND comfortable to drive over a distance. Comparing to the Aston DB7 and DB9...if you wanted a more hard driving sports car, AND didn't mind the huge cost premium, then you got the Aston. BUT, if you wanted to drive from Southampton to the south of France in style and comfort...then you would want the Jag.
Still driving the Porsche cabriolet I bought in 95. It was a 90 model. Get a good mechanic and parts source and you too can enjoy driving wonderful analog cars. They are a joy to drive and I won’t ever sell it. I have a boring everyday driver. But weekends are for the toy. Please don’t buy these cars if you can’t afford to maintain, please. No broken down Maseratis in the hood please, please.
Nothing says you bought a used car that you can't really afford just to have the badge like seeing a Pep Boys service center filled with Lexus, Mercedes, and BMW LOL
According to who? The XK-R, especially the 4.2, is considered quite reliable. Any car can have issues, but the XK's are known to be pretty reliable in general.
2013-2015 DB9 is a great car. I get more compliments and attention in it than I did in my 599 or my GT3 when I had them. It’s cheap and I haven’t not had one single issue in 4 years or ownership. Sexy and luxurious. And no one hates on it (which is really the best part). You can get one for in the $75-$100 range now.
@@tommern84 thank you. Yeah I’m a big car guy and I always think there are awesome cars at almost every price point. The 599 was just amazing. Not flashy and just so refined. It was a beast. Definitely a whole other level than the Porsche or the DB9. And I do love my current DB9 but it’s not quite as special, but for the money it is amazing.
@@enginepy I can imagine the 599 are brutal and the gt3 is a bit more "planted" driving experience? I only drive a shitty , old 2007 Toyota Hilux pickup 🤣 not very much to brag about. But my best friend have a MTM Audi RS6 that breaks 810 HP on the wheels. JESUS Christ that is abusive to launch. Holy cow! I have been in fast cars before, but the difference between 0-60 in 4½-5 sec in a fast car and 0-60 in 2,2/2,3 sec in a Audi RS6 is quite ...... Let's say shocking and unexpected 🤣
@@tommern84 I never saw this reply to respond. The 599 was pretty aggressive for a grand tourer. Not overly comfortable or smooth which was the case for all Ferraris then. But it was just a blast to sit in. The GT3 was also not smooth and was a little loud but that was expected for a GT car. I would track it and it was rock solid, like all Porsches. You can abuse them and they never break or have any issues at all. Just perfection. I think the hilux is one of the best vehicles on the planet. We don’t habe them here in the US but they have a following. I drive them a lot in Afghanistan. My personal truck was a euro spec Landcruiser (manual, diesel, cloth seats, no fancy stuff) and it was my baby. Best vehicle I’ve ever had. Wish we could get that style here. That RS6 sounds like a monster. Yeah the high power cars are just a unique experience. My truck (ram TRX) is a monster too but not quite that quick, but a really great truck for the highway since I can pass big trucks very quickly. Safety first!
Cheap = 70,000 ?? Perhaps in comparison to some, but honestly, the only CHEAP car on this list is the MR2. You can find a low mileage MR2 under 15k. Or. Step up to a Lexus IS-F under 25k. The rest....maintenance nightmares...or insurance nightmares. ... or both. 😊
Stingray is the way to go bro, it’s by far the coolest looking cheap exotic that’s up there with lambos and rarri’s like the video author said. Corvette is a massive W 💯
Fast car and great for an American car but it does look like an 2095 F430 with a camaro ZL1 inspired body kit. Not exactly original or classy. And the wheel selection looks like something from a Buick. I was ready to order one but quickly changed my mind.
I'm happy with my 99 Chevy cavalier. It has a few problems, but I love it non the less for 1,000 dollars for my dream car it's hard to find a single complaint
I wasn't even on this level, but back in 2012 I bought a gently used 5 year old Cadillac SRX4 AWD Sport. It was super cush, hauled the whole family plus friends around in comfort and luxury... until things started going wrong. Over the next 7 years I owned it, I replaced every wheel's hub assembly (2 twice), almost every bolt on engine from the alternator, to power steering pump, etc. Cadillac parts come at a decent premium more than other GM parts, too. I paid just under $20K for a car that cost nearly 3 times than that just 5 years previously, but easily sunk another $10K into repairs during the time I owned it. Did I just get a lemon? Probably, but I'm pretty gun-shy on buying any more used Caddies.
I'd rather keepmy 15'S8that to most apparently looks like the average 4door, even with aftermarket 22' vossen style wheels. Only had 3 people try to get the gap sauce in the year+ ive owned it. 🤷♂️
Shit, I got a c5 z06 with 2k miles on an LS3 cammed with forged internals and upgraded matching transmission. For 18k and it looks and smells new. Baby boomers kept vettes immaculate. Vette is the best bang for the buck out there. Screw the c7. My dad got a c6GS black 6 speed for 32k. And LS3 ain't gunna blow up, 5 years of beating on my Z and it hasnt had 1 issue.
Most of these replicas looks super cheap and sloppy: Wavy surfaces, wide panel gaps and disharmonious proportions. If youre going to park your car next to a real high end sports car at one of these meets bring something original that embodies some work ethic rather than a low price.
The Maserati also comes with a mechanic because you're gonna need it, when he said fun he mean, its gonna be fun looking at it on the lift at the garage.
I loved driving my Maserati, but it ended up on a flatbed twice the first year I owned it with only 38k miles. It was a disaster. Was well maintained, but these cars just break. The whole fuel rail issue is insane. I will never touch that brand again
Bruh as soon the list starts with Jaguar i knew this list is just a bunch of money pits which means the service and repair bills of these things would costs an absolute fortune. You my friend, deserves more than to look rich with these cars but struggling financially to fix and restore them.
While a Jag and Maserati are cheap to buy, they are still expensive to maintain as well as a Porsche Boxter. People need to take this into account as they all get butchered from people that buy them but can't afford them. Also, don't put a body kit on an MR2 and add Ferrari or Porsche badges
Heh the Maserati GT is my friend's favourite car. There was a really cheap one for 55k last year, I'm from a place where cars are really expensive, 55k is basically cheaper than any new car. But it's better she didn't get it, 55k for that probably means it has real big problems.
@@CtRacerX of the COE was almost up I would've easily have recommended it to her since it's normal for even supercars with less than a year left to be under 100k. However, that thing had 5 years, must've had something really wrong. Like my neighbor's GT made a horrible screeching noise all the time. Actually thinking about it, I wonder if they even had enough space for another car lol.
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I often thought about getting something like these cars when I was younger, but could never justify the cost to maintain. My recommendation, for what it’s worth, wait and get a solid car that’s fun and that you can afford. I did. Now I have an F8, MC20, Z06, and a ‘57 e-code T-bird. They’re all a ton of fun, and the cost to maintain never keeps me up at night.
@@xthekurdox813 very true. In Europe, some of the more common muscle and sports cars here in the US are pretty rare there. I was driving on a Tollway in France a few years ago and saw a car coming up fast in the left lane. I'm not a Mustang fan, but when I saw it was a Mustang GT that blew past me, I couldn't help but yell YES!! Because it was so rare to see an American muscle car there LOL
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man i dont wanna look rich, i wanna be rich
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A $100k car that’s depreciated down to $20k still has car repair bills for a $100k car
woke
And I still can't afford it anyways
@@stealthnightgaming3349 I could probably buy it but couldn't afford the upkeep.
@@quackula9190 Fair enough
Woke up mate that’s right
The Porsche Cayman should be in a really good price point these days.
It’s not
@@derekstark8447 Older ones are....you're not looking hard enough.
@@derekstark8447 is probably looking for a 10k cayman, which doesn’t exist. But yeah if your willing to pay 30k you can find a nice car. And they are fun we’ll balanced cars.
@@blackonblack...9244 Older ones, with 100K miles, go for $15-20K.
also porsche panamera is cheap and fancy
I bought my stage 2 2010 C6 ZO6 for $20,000(bought in 2020) and it still has under 80k miles. $20k for 690hp is probably about as good as it gets
Here in Europe only pimps drive Corvettes.
@@schertenbronk kinda logic, considering how ugly and boring most of the EU cars is. It's not the usa that made G82 and G-wagon LOL.
german is literally the home of most ugliest cars ever seen bu humanity; and most boring ones as well
muuhh Quadratisch Praktisch Gut cars goes brrrr
Imagime pimp wanting to drive eurotrash abomination
Corvette C7 is my pick👍🏿
yeah, C7 is definitely the best one! it has that mean aggressive look that the C8 somehow lacks
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Re: the GranTurismo and reliability, just drive it every day and perform the maintenance - I've put 35K *hard* miles on my GT Sport, and it's been bullet-proof - it's my everyday driver.
same mate never had a problem and the pleasure theya re to drive only issue i have is by god are they thirsty
The MR2 would be my choice out of all these cars with the FFR as a close second, both have a nice exhaust notes!
I'm just falling in love with your channel, especially because you are presenting interesting kit-cars
Corvettes in my area for the C6/7 are still above the 50k area for even a high mileage. It’s nuts. I’d have to search out of state for a vette. I loved the 2008 I had back in 2012. Had lots of heads turning. Top off, bright red paint, straight piped, and cammed. It was a beauty!
I'm not rich enough for the gas. LOL
Had a 2013 Maserati Gran Turismo for a few years. Never had a issue and was an awesome car. Lots and lots of attention from people driving that car.
BUT I still sold it when it hit 60k miles lol. Oh yeah find a good mechanic to do maintenance because the Maserati dealership!!! You might as well walk in there with a clown suit on asking for service.
To me brought Camaro ZL1 2017 for 19K in Australia dollars and its very reliable and best car i got!
Out of all these ?? The C7 is the No brainer . You won’t feel too rich paying for what these other cars will cost you . As for the Mazda and Toyota. If you want a fun little track car . They are great . But they still look like larger versions of a gocart. Honestly. Corvettes are timeless. The older they get the cooler they are . Especially if it’s in good shape . My 79 L-82 turns heads everywhere I go with it . I come out of restaurants and stores more often than not someone is standing admiring it .
You can’t go wrong with the C7 .
surprised the list didn't mentioned anything mercedes or bmw. you can get older models for dirt cheap if you can diy or know a mechanic that can fix for cheap.
Other than the Vette, Maserati and Jag the rest are "kit cars" that unless I'm mistaken, your price does not include assembly which can cost as much as the kit. I thought this vid would include REAL undervalued sports cars like the early Mercedes SLKs, BMW Z cars or even Poniac Solstice GXP Or Saturn Sky look the part. I own an bright yellow GXP with a tune and upgraded exhaust and most people think it looks and sounds like an exotic. Also 320 hp in a 3000 lbs car with the top down makes it feel a little more exotic than your average grocery getter.
Don't try to look rich because people can easily see through it.
Once people see you're pretending they'll really see through you and laugh.
You can either afford the real thing easily or you shouldn't be buying it
Keep in mind over a few years the maintenance costs of a sports car far surpasses its sticker price
Depends on the make and model. Overall I don't believe that sports cars are significantly more expensive than grocery getters.
That’s extreme, i hava a murcielago which is one of the craziest for maintaining £2k clutches are the one that gets you and Lamborghini take a long time to get them and fit them, pzeros next but that’s pretty much it, not even past 15% of sticker since 2006
Those who buy such cars do not seem rich, but he is actually rich!
Are you kidding me! The Jag was the only car I would be seen in!
More than you can afford, pal. Ferrari! 😂
My car should be on this list. Everyone thinks I'm rich at first. I drive a 2015 challenger rt
Remember Kings the goal is to be rich , not to look rich .
Cheap seems to be a flexible concept
As an owner of a cheap exotic, do be prepared once you have one of these cars there is a cost to maintain them, find a mechanic/source of parts you not only can trust but also does not break the bank.
Oh for sure, straight up lemonade 🍋
ummmm what do u mean by maintain
yup
They should pin this comment
You must own the XKR lol
It’s not always the price, it’s also about maintenance and reliability
If you drive a Ford f150
@@GhostZo Which Ford truck generation was it that if the turbo went out you had to remove the CAB to get to it again?
I bought a used 2006 Porsche Cayman S. It looks and drives great and I've had no issues over almost two years. Everyone thinks I'm rich and I get compliments every time I drive it. I'm suprised at how many people think it's new!
Same...love my car and I bought it a few years ago for less than a brand new KIA.
And women too
Damn what colour?
You forgot to add in the latest Lotus Emira , I think it's really loverly and looks very exotic for it's price starting at $60 000
yea but officially stated that no more than 60,000 cars at the maximum will be made, the demand is way higher so no way to buy these,it means prices will go up, realistic price 100k-150k easily
@@ziontrain2242 It’s still a lotus, they’re never in that price range (unlike evija). you’ll be able to find them much cheaper than than used. They’re also gonna release different models later
not 60K,
The dealer is already asking for $30k mark up for the emira and a has 2 year waiting list. The cheapest emira you can get is still at least 100k
60k is cheap?
The worst part about these cars is that the repair cost will cost you a leg
And a kidney
Why would you want to look rich? You should buy the car because you love the car. If you look rich people are just going to ask you for money.
You don't have to be rich to afford a used first gen Porsche Boxster or Cayman, and then you're not driving around in a "replica." Even rich guys bomb around in used Porsches and use them for commuting to client meetings and such. They're reliable, surprisingly affordable, and DIY maintenance is easy.
The video is about *looking* rich. Having a boxter is not a good look 😄
also, porsches are beasts in speeding as well, and for those who want some visual mods, customs market worldwide is full of body custom parts, from splitter to full body kits.
@Martin Karlsson the entire gig with porche is that it’s expensive. Except everyone knows that boxters are cheap ass ones. I think the point of the video was that you could have some cheap ass supercar-looking vehicle, and no one would be the wiser.
You done bumped your head if you think anything on them is affordable. $1200 for a clutch ? I’d suggest you research before buying one . Having to pull an engine to replace a clutch isn’t an average DIY job. And they are notorious for clutch replacement
@@cd1772 whats the point of looking rich for people who are dont know anything about cars?
I wouldn’t buy them to make me look rich I’d buy if I like them and the styling
Vette is the best choice in terms of maintenance and reliability. Many aftermarket choices, as well. There's also a stupid body kit available.
At what minute can I find the VETTE?
@@bjwkusgxjdks 7:35
Drivetrain is probably reliable but everything else will likely have issues. And their warranty is terrible. Forget that it also looks cheap
I've always been a modern Corvette fan, they look so clean
lmao
The Maserati may have dropped price but you forgot 1 thing , it's a Ferrari manufactured car , the maintenence of it will be way way way more than what you paid for it in the long run.Infact I think it will cost you the same for parts as when it was brand new.
I think fiat or stallantis makes Maserati.
Actually you’re quite wrong, the maintenance is quite reasonable. And parts are far cheaper than you’d expect as well. I have a GTS, and have had SEVERAL actual exotics and the most reliable one has been the Gran Turismo S.
My uncle had 1.
It kept breaking down
If you can’t afford a brand new one, you can’t afford an old one.
@@jetzsetter6205 Especially when there are brand new affordable crossovers around "under 5 seconds". With 5 years warranty.
Yeh it’s ok buying these CHEAP cars, it’s the Maintenance that will kill you, plus Insurance and fuel costs, so it’s kind of pointless buying these CHEAP cars if it’s costing you a fortune to keep them.
Plus there not even cheap
I am an owner of a 2010 Jaguar XKR. it has 510hp & is supercharged. It can be E tuned to nearly 700hp. Hands down, the best car on this list. The car is loaded with proprietary software. If you can't afford $205. an hour at the dealer, this is not the car for you. Most of the owners of these cars, have no problem paying for the upkeep. If you damage a rear end, you will be paying $10,000.or more, just for parts.
Came here to say the xkr is the best car on this list
Congratulations, you have a cheap piece of indian junk. JLR (owned by TATA) has had nothing but reliability and quality issues. My friends that have purchased Jags and Rovers promptly sold them after a short ownership period. They were at the dealer more than they were on the road.
@@AnonyMous-jf4lc 2014 xf owner here, haven't had any issues other than a small coolant leak that I managed to fix myself and getting one of the upper control arms replaced after a 1400mi road trip. Just say your friends don't take care of their vehicles and leave it at that next time.
@@snypr5276 Because electrical issues and mechanical issues, while under warranty, are totally "not taking care" of a car. I'm glad you got a rare decent one, but the issues are highly documented and widespread.
Xk predates tata ownership. Maybe you were thrashing ford?
We have hummer h2s for sale in india at 100k used. Compared to that atrocity this is godsend.
Beautiful car and bargain at that point. Please don't bring in corevette... nobody cares apart from the guy who owns it. Sad fact.
I would say my favorite would be the corvette. I dig muscle cars. And the vette fits that bill wonderfully
Not a muscle car, more like a brutish sports car- the motor is pretty reliable but the darn accessories tend to be cost ineffective and maintenance ends up being a bother- squeaky bushings, transverse leaf spring issues, OE lowering bolts tend to wear and create other issues… it’s a fun car though- especially boosted…
Not to mention maintenance expense won’t leave you bankrupt
vile looking to the rest of the world outside of the USA
@@CheekyMonkey1776 maybe, but you'll just look a twerp driving it
@@ant2312 as the owner of a stage 2 2010 Z06, I'm trying to wonder how having a Corvette makes someone a twerp 🤔.
I kinda like the SPR-1, I kinda wanted a Miata just for fun (really loved the look of that car as a kid, dont know why) and seeing that body kit...
2011 Maserati GranTurismo S 4.7 and 2011 Maserati GranCabrio S 4.7 are my choices. Both were 1 owner cars and less than 12k miles each, bought at the start of the pandemic. Only trouble so far has been an under sized battery which caused the tire pressure monitoring system to lose its mind. Having owned 2 Ferraris and a Lamborghini Countach 5000QV their running costs have not surprised me. The Ferrari derived V8 is pretty bullet proof and the ZF 6 speed auto is similar. Very happy 3 years in so far. Frankly, a naturally aspirated Ferrari built V8 with 433-444 bhp are not being built anymore, I don't see how these Pininfarina designed beauties are going to stay cheap for long. 0-60 times between 4.5-4.9 sec and top speeds 180-183 mph just seem like a steal to me. I don't plan on selling them. The exhaust note is just so amazing too.
I had a Lamborghini Countch 5000QV 48 valve V12 so I know what they cost to keep running@LondonRoyalty
3 Maseratis, a TR6, 2 Porsches, A landrover with mods, an E320, and a modded Abarth500
@LondonRoyalty
Loved my Gran Turismo I would totally have another.
12C is a nice car, congrats, I just drove the Artura and was impressed, not in my budget currently@LondonRoyalty
Just buy an old miata for 5k.
7 financial killers. If you make videos like 'how to look rich' don't forget to mention that all this cars are a pain to own
What kind of car on thumbnail cover ?
I commented separately what the car is
I want the car in the pic
I’m assuming that was just a cad draw. Can someone tell me what that is?
Looks like the new glickenhaus car, they upgraded their previous le man's racecar design because it flew..
@@pihermoso11 bro in what universe does that look like the Glickenhaus? How high were you when you commented that
@@318ci similar to glickenhaus scg 007
Yea.. Maseratis are cheap for a reason. Yes, you can buy one for under 40k, but you'll spend more than that a year just to keep it running (at least sometimes running)
mine ahs cost me only petrol some oil and a set of tyres in the last 4 years so you are talking rubbish
buy a 10-year corolla. Invest the money you save. Become rich
The Maserati grand Tourismo, really stood out to me, it's at reasonable price to, slightly under 30k is pretty tight. 😁😁
And is a second hand Maserati so you’ll be spending that same price over the next 5 years fixing issues we all know are coming. Depreciated cars aren’t cheaper to fix and old Ferrari’s, Maserati’s etc are known to be particularly awfully expensive.
The play is pick something that shares parts with other cars in their range e.g. f type jag, Audi R8 etc sure they’re gunna need servicing as often as other options but when a part isn’t exclusive to that model that price comes waaaaaay down.
@@user-ns3vs3bp3e not really. That’s a big assumption. Talk to owners and you’ll hear a more average story. I have a DB9 and a rang rover, both the worst reputations for reliability. Very few issues, all under warranty. And great customer service.
@@enginepy Had that "e" fallen off of the Range Rover before you bought it, or after? 😀
@@drwalker9093 lol oops. But sadly that is the part I did damage (garage door)
@@enginepy Sorry, I hope I didn't irritate a sore memory for you....
Don't even think about the Maserati, there's a reason they are so cheap, because they cost a fortune to keep running, an absolute money pit of a car.
i have a maserati gt bought 3 years old at £50k and still worth £50k to £55k i got the one with the 4.7 litre engine still only 23k miles on it despite it being now 8 years old WOnderful car. never had anything go wrong. most expensive work done to it has been when new tyres were needs and scuffing the alloys which then had to be repaired £50 each wheel still looks amazing, gets complimented every day pretty much and still makes a the school kids shout wow as i toodle past them Amazing car
You didnt mention the Jaguar F-Type. Good price used, fairly rare, fun and fast.
I mean he touched on it with the XKR. I’m more a fan of tuner cars but I’ve always kinda liked the XKR and F-Type as well
Imo, the Jaguar XK and XKR models are by far the best on this list. The n.a. 5.0L XK will get you to 385 bhp; while the XKR gets you to the mentioned 500 bhp. Imo, better than the also lovely Jag F type as the XKs are true GT cars....fast, very sporty...AND comfortable to drive over a distance. Comparing to the Aston DB7 and DB9...if you wanted a more hard driving sports car, AND didn't mind the huge cost premium, then you got the Aston. BUT, if you wanted to drive from Southampton to the south of France in style and comfort...then you would want the Jag.
You cannot go wrong with the Vette…..reliable, excellent gas mileage when cruising, awesome look, and true high performance sports car.
cool joke 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lmao 😂
Absolutely, I have a 2016 C7 and have had ZERO maintainence issues in 8 years! Still looks great and get compliments on it all the time
K-swap or 2AR-FE swap the MR-2 Spyder and the car becomes a vastly more interesting ride.
People are so materialistic you have to put yourself in debt to buy a luxury poc car for them to respect you smh.
Still driving the Porsche cabriolet I bought in 95. It was a 90 model. Get a good mechanic and parts source and you too can enjoy driving wonderful analog cars. They are a joy to drive and I won’t ever sell it. I have a boring everyday driver. But weekends are for the toy.
Please don’t buy these cars if you can’t afford to maintain, please. No broken down Maseratis in the hood please, please.
Nothing says you bought a used car that you can't really afford just to have the badge like seeing a Pep Boys service center filled with Lexus, Mercedes, and BMW LOL
Please don’t buy the jag. Insane maintenance cost.
According to who? The XK-R, especially the 4.2, is considered quite reliable. Any car can have issues, but the XK's are known to be pretty reliable in general.
The earlier Porsche Panameras look great and can sometimes be found for 20-25k dollars.
2013-2015 DB9 is a great car. I get more compliments and attention in it than I did in my 599 or my GT3 when I had them. It’s cheap and I haven’t not had one single issue in 4 years or ownership. Sexy and luxurious. And no one hates on it (which is really the best part). You can get one for in the $75-$100 range now.
God damn reading this made me jealous. I wish I could afford a 599,gt3 or s db9 . You have a excellent taste in cars my man 😊
@@tommern84 thank you. Yeah I’m a big car guy and I always think there are awesome cars at almost every price point. The 599 was just amazing. Not flashy and just so refined. It was a beast. Definitely a whole other level than the Porsche or the DB9. And I do love my current DB9 but it’s not quite as special, but for the money it is amazing.
@@enginepy I can imagine the 599 are brutal and the gt3 is a bit more "planted" driving experience?
I only drive a shitty , old 2007 Toyota Hilux pickup 🤣 not very much to brag about.
But my best friend have a MTM Audi RS6 that breaks 810 HP on the wheels. JESUS Christ that is abusive to launch. Holy cow!
I have been in fast cars before, but the difference between 0-60 in 4½-5 sec in a fast car and 0-60 in 2,2/2,3 sec in a Audi RS6 is quite ...... Let's say shocking and unexpected 🤣
@@enginepymay I ask what you do for a living?
@@tommern84 I never saw this reply to respond. The 599 was pretty aggressive for a grand tourer. Not overly comfortable or smooth which was the case for all Ferraris then. But it was just a blast to sit in. The GT3 was also not smooth and was a little loud but that was expected for a GT car. I would track it and it was rock solid, like all Porsches. You can abuse them and they never break or have any issues at all. Just perfection.
I think the hilux is one of the best vehicles on the planet. We don’t habe them here in the US but they have a following. I drive them a lot in Afghanistan. My personal truck was a euro spec Landcruiser (manual, diesel, cloth seats, no fancy stuff) and it was my baby. Best vehicle I’ve ever had. Wish we could get that style here.
That RS6 sounds like a monster. Yeah the high power cars are just a unique experience. My truck (ram TRX) is a monster too but not quite that quick, but a really great truck for the highway since I can pass big trucks very quickly. Safety first!
Cheap = 70,000 ??
Perhaps in comparison to some, but honestly, the only CHEAP car on this list is the MR2. You can find a low mileage MR2 under 15k.
Or. Step up to a Lexus IS-F under 25k.
The rest....maintenance nightmares...or insurance nightmares. ... or both. 😊
Stingray is the way to go bro, it’s by far the coolest looking cheap exotic that’s up there with lambos and rarri’s like the video author said. Corvette is a massive W 💯
Fast car and great for an American car but it does look like an 2095 F430 with a camaro ZL1 inspired body kit. Not exactly original or classy. And the wheel selection looks like something from a Buick. I was ready to order one but quickly changed my mind.
The c7 Corvette is the best value for the money
I'm happy with my 99 Chevy cavalier. It has a few problems, but I love it non the less for 1,000 dollars for my dream car it's hard to find a single complaint
I had one. Amazing cars
i dont want to look rich and get rob lol
Car that will keep you away from wealth from all the money you will spend on them lmao
Just get a mustang. Everybody looks everybody takes pictures
They're "CHEAP" for a REASON!! (If you're NOT a Mechanic, DON'T waste your TIME!!
I wasn't even on this level, but back in 2012 I bought a gently used 5 year old Cadillac SRX4 AWD Sport. It was super cush, hauled the whole family plus friends around in comfort and luxury... until things started going wrong. Over the next 7 years I owned it, I replaced every wheel's hub assembly (2 twice), almost every bolt on engine from the alternator, to power steering pump, etc. Cadillac parts come at a decent premium more than other GM parts, too. I paid just under $20K for a car that cost nearly 3 times than that just 5 years previously, but easily sunk another $10K into repairs during the time I owned it. Did I just get a lemon? Probably, but I'm pretty gun-shy on buying any more used Caddies.
I'd just go GR86, you look cool, sound cool, and pay the price of a standard car.
the 2nd gen GR86 and the BRZ should definitely be on this list - only 30k msrp new, they're basically the poor man's porsche
i dont wanna look rich....i wanna be rich
Keep this in mind fam, The GOAL is to be Rich not to look Rich.
I'd rather keepmy 15'S8that to most apparently looks like the average 4door, even with aftermarket 22' vossen style wheels. Only had 3 people try to get the gap sauce in the year+ ive owned it. 🤷♂️
What is gap sauce
It's highly debatable what you mean by "cheap" or "budget" car... I would say that these are cars whose price range does not exceed $10,000.
Hmm, small prices, big maintenance bills :)
Shit, I got a c5 z06 with 2k miles on an LS3 cammed with forged internals and upgraded matching transmission. For 18k and it looks and smells new. Baby boomers kept vettes immaculate. Vette is the best bang for the buck out there. Screw the c7. My dad got a c6GS black 6 speed for 32k. And LS3 ain't gunna blow up, 5 years of beating on my Z and it hasnt had 1 issue.
As someone who had 2 LS3 C6s, I concur. Such a great deal for a cheap to maintain beast.
Whenever I see a Mazi I think cheap. I've seen plenty of them at auctions for cheap. Like 60% off the price off the lot.
you ahve no idea about class them price does not equate to class
Most of these replicas looks super cheap and sloppy: Wavy surfaces, wide panel gaps and disharmonious proportions. If youre going to park your car next to a real high end sports car at one of these meets bring something original that embodies some work ethic rather than a low price.
That thumbnail car looks sweet what is it?
Guerriera H6
It's just a 3D render though
None of these cars make you look rich just stupid. When repair bill comes or people laughing at kit cars . C7 nice but you don’t look rich .
The Maserati also comes with a mechanic because you're gonna need it, when he said fun he mean, its gonna be fun looking at it on the lift at the garage.
garbage have you ever owned one? bet not
I loved driving my Maserati, but it ended up on a flatbed twice the first year I owned it with only 38k miles. It was a disaster. Was well maintained, but these cars just break. The whole fuel rail issue is insane. I will never touch that brand again
Bruh as soon the list starts with Jaguar i knew this list is just a bunch of money pits which means the service and repair bills of these things would costs an absolute fortune.
You my friend, deserves more than to look rich with these cars but struggling financially to fix and restore them.
While a Jag and Maserati are cheap to buy, they are still expensive to maintain as well as a Porsche Boxter. People need to take this into account as they all get butchered from people that buy them but can't afford them. Also, don't put a body kit on an MR2 and add Ferrari or Porsche badges
garbage i ahve the maserati the cost is the petrol as very thirsty
@@dpg957 I had one also and the repairs will catch up to you. I will check in with you in a year and see how its going.
I drive a 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport 2.0T and it doesnt cost an arm or leg or other body parts to maintain either..🤣
Awesome content always 💪🏼
Heh the Maserati GT is my friend's favourite car. There was a really cheap one for 55k last year, I'm from a place where cars are really expensive, 55k is basically cheaper than any new car.
But it's better she didn't get it, 55k for that probably means it has real big problems.
Depends on its maintenance, but she may have had a real nice, sporty DD that is cheaper to maintain than you’d think
@@CtRacerX of the COE was almost up I would've easily have recommended it to her since it's normal for even supercars with less than a year left to be under 100k.
However, that thing had 5 years, must've had something really wrong.
Like my neighbor's GT made a horrible screeching noise all the time.
Actually thinking about it, I wonder if they even had enough space for another car lol.
mine was £50 and never ahd a problem never been in the garage
Tbh just buy any JDM legend and have people awe in jealousy. Why waste time and money buying a car no one wants or care about?
Again with the CLICK BAIT pic 🙄
Tohle je přesně váš styl... Vypadat jinak, než jaká je realita :D
Proto má tolik klaunů od vás Mustanga, protože vzbuzuje dojem mnohem lepšího a dražšího auto.
Klasická navoněná bída! Váš styl par excelence...
MR2 the GOAT! easely findable for 10k and its just a banger of a car
Get an RCZ..
… nah, looks ugly tbh
@@Rijsttafel You git, I just bought one.
I want expensive car but it's look cheap😂😂😂..sorry my english so bad😂😂
I often thought about getting something like these cars when I was younger, but could never justify the cost to maintain. My recommendation, for what it’s worth, wait and get a solid car that’s fun and that you can afford. I did. Now I have an F8, MC20, Z06, and a ‘57 e-code T-bird. They’re all a ton of fun, and the cost to maintain never keeps me up at night.
What you do for work bruv ?
Mustang should be in that list too..
I think you forgot the part where "you stand out". Mustangs dont stand out unless you clap it out with ugly mods.
@@the_rush_to_nothing in Germany you dont see that often a Mustang.
@@xthekurdox813 very true. In Europe, some of the more common muscle and sports cars here in the US are pretty rare there. I was driving on a Tollway in France a few years ago and saw a car coming up fast in the left lane. I'm not a Mustang fan, but when I saw it was a Mustang GT that blew past me, I couldn't help but yell YES!! Because it was so rare to see an American muscle car there LOL
Why would you want to look rich?
Quickshift Cars is the most underrated RUclips channel.
You are delusional
Bro don’t diss the Honda civic type r. Take a look at it’s time around the Nuremberg track
The car in the thumbnail was never shown. weak.
Wow, am So interested in these Replica Cars, nobody know where to buy, em?....
Me watching this with $200 on my savings 😂😂
I don't even have a saving 💀
Stop eating fast food, and cook your own meals and you will have more money in your savings account. Happy down-payment 👊
Wait ‘till it breaks. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
A Corvette C7 would be the best for maintenance costs hands down.
I have also seriously looked at the 818.
Yes cause looking rich is all tht matters when buying a car LOL this world is sucking bad today